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Rahmanjargo:
Don't waste your time responding to everyone here.
They are alot of jobless internet warriors waiting for who to unleash their family frustrations on

LudaChriz:
You're "raising an anomaly" where you know no one can solve your problem. No be mumu u be so?

PaulThor:
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Thanks for the options. I only came here to know if others have similar experience knowing many of us are here. Like I said mine hasn't stayed more than 2 days and got me worried. To drive to their office will take me about an hour plus and the traffic is not even calculated into it. Nothing bad in raising questions and getting answered by fellow investors. By the way if the ship crash na all of us go hear am and console ourselves..

jabolo:
True talk.

Anyone still thinking of joining, look, listen, learn ... Read beyond the loudmouths here, they desperately need your money to prop up the Scam.

Good day.

jabolo:
Lol, desperate fantasists at play with lies and deception, easily ignored.

Let’s kontinue ...

if you’re thinking’s of investing in this scam, first take a notebook and see how many of these characteristics of this Ponzi scam you can tick off against the official advice here ...

https://www.sec.gov/fast-answers/answersponzihtm.html

[i]What are some Ponzi scheme "red flags"?
Many Ponzi schemes share common characteristics. Look for these warning signs:

High investment returns with little or no risk. Every investment carries some degree of risk, and investments yielding higher returns typically involve more risk. Be highly suspicious of any "guaranteed" investment opportunity.

Overly consistent returns. Investment values tend to go up and down over time, especially those offering potentially high returns. Be suspect of an investment that continues to generate regular, positive returns regardless of overall market conditions.
Unregistered investments. Ponzi schemes typically involve investments that have not been registered with the SEC or with state regulators. Registration is important because it provides investors with access to key information about the company's management, products, services, and[ .../i]


Very uncanny. Every single point matched what we have here.

akinonigbinde:
This is not the time for him @Outsider to get out. Still treating his matter.

By the time we are done with that body bag, he'll buy sense by force.

Shebi he sabi bad mouth people's investment and intelligence, I've ordered for a tipper of filling sand to fill up that hollow space left in that empty box called coconut head sitting on that long throat gogongo neck

Theoutsider:
Its clear that venom has filled your brain and you cannot speak with logic, but with emotions. This is the state of a boy and not of a man.

To anyone that is reading this conversation, just take note that these so called "investors" have no rebuttal other than name calling, yelling naysayer, and praying to a man as if he is God. They absolutely cannot show you the gears of the investments or counter my rebuttal

These "investors" have not presented not one proof to how the money is being invested with a zero percent risk. In economics this is absolutely impossible. Its mathematically and fundamentally impossible. I never called MBA a ponzi scheme, but I do know that there are NO investment vehicles in the world that produce a consistent 15% return on a monthly bases at a zero risk basis and you think one man has crack this code...

The only reason why you and others are emotional is simply because I am questioning what you your self don't understand.. You put money in and and money comes out. I am one step ahead of you fool. The more I argue with a slowpoke like you... the more people will post their returns. The more people will sign up for MBA. I am actually inadvertently forcing more people to sign up. If it is a ponzi scheme there most be returns idiot or the scheme doesn't work.

People just like you were emotional about the thousand other schemes where the owners ran off with the money. Live by the sword die by the sword.

Now MBA provides schooling, real estate, I also believe vehicle notes. (If I am correct) The returns from these investments is the only way I see a profit and if so... this violates SEC and can cause MBA to be shut down.

The way you run off and praising MBA is absolutely childish and foolish. I guarantee there are people putting in money who are on the edge of death. They may have their whole life saving in these accounts and what if MBA shuts down with their money in it? You might be safe.. but what about the others you are lying and telling them they will have cars and houses. Give me a break kids! You want to invest money good for you.. but giving the illusion to others that this is some how going to solve poverty and cure AIDs GTFO.

You are screwing with people lives here.

Can you find MBA in the FSRCC? https://fsrcc.gov.ng/1/?s=MBA+Trading Can you find MBA in any government site? Who audits them? Where is their UK office or UAE office? Can you find pictures or videos any where online? This mean you have no clue if it is a Ponzi or not. Does the government know if you are paying capital gains?

Your answer.. I already know.. will be anything but the answer to those questions.

jabolo:
Exactly the purpose of this thread. You had access to both sides of the argument and made your decision. Some people wish to deny you or anybody else that opportunity, and keep this an echo chamber of MBA worship.

You are now invested and, having received one payment, fingers crossed you received enough to cover your investment and any top-ups before this thing crashes. I only hope in the process, you keep your head and don't succumb to the Fear-Uncertainty-Greed cycle which seems to drive MBA supporters here to lose their decorum. It's nothing new though, this playbook has been played in all previous similar schemes.

I hope you don't mind - we will continue to warn others off this Ponzi scheme and we are recording some success here never mind the naysayers. That's good enough for me.

Finally, and come to think of it ... if it is not a Ponzi scheme (relying on new 'victims' to pay old investors), nothing we say or do can affect the underlying investment (if indeed there is any) - so no one has to scream, curse and abuse like mad goats here lol.

Good luck.

jabolo:
Seems it's a dog-eat-dog world in MBA Ponzi-land. Nothing new here. When the thing collapses, it would simply be brutal.

So, If you are still thinking of joining - read, learn, research before jumping. I hope you make the right choice.

Good day all, including the vituperators.

hubcap:
There are no investments. I made them up. I made them up. They’re fake, all fake, basically a big Ponzi scheme. - Bernie Madoff ( A one time NASDAQ chairman that pulled off the ponzi that lasted for 17 years)


Don't be deceived by the so called forex investments and put in your life savings, house rent and pensions

Be Smart

1milli:
2nd Roi recieved jx now 29th gang�
ThankGod for MBA..
God bless MBA and d mind/s behind it,
God bless my fellow investors...and for d doubting thomases...keep on keeping dz page lively for us wt ur trash talks,i guess thats all u wl gt

EkperemoEgbabi:
You are not normal

Joeyburton:
Lol. I will be back to laugh at you all. Don't say you were never warned. And don't take your frustrations to CBN or SEC, because they didn't send you message. If you're reading this as a potential investor.

PLEASE KEEP YOUR MONEY BECAUSE YOU WILL LOSE IT. MBA is an obvious scam. They were supposed to have shutdown months ago but the devil saved them.

WackyJ1:
https://sec.gov.ng/activities-of-unlawful-market-operators/

jabolo:
Morning.

These guys promise your N360k should return N648k in ROI over the year, and then return your original N360k.

This is magic, if true. In reality, there is no underlying investment that generates such level of return otherwise such a sponsor would be on the cover of Forbes magazine each year. Funds are received and dished out as ROI to keep the masses 'praising and singing', while the sponsors stash away for the 'Day of Ja'paa'. That day will come when everything becomes unsustainable (more ROI + Capital returns exceed any new investments + any 'phantom' returns), so the business depends on recruiting new 'victims'.

Please don't. Some of the early joiners have collected enough ROI to be profit-positive but the latter entrants will be the 'victims' on the 'Day of Ja'paa'

The SEC warning was issued in March, not decades ago. They issues similar warnings in the days of MMM but the playbook is being repeated - those already invested are trapped in a 'Fear-Uncertainty-Greed' (F-U-G) cycle that makes them fight for this MBA forex nonsense like their lives depended on it. You've already sampled some of the abuse, some of these people are not like this in everyday life, F-U-G does this to you.

They need new blood. You can make the calculated decision to join, but we must warn others off.

We are dealing with a classic Ponzi scheme. Everyone here has accepted it implicitly. Even the abusive elements and those 'glorifying' the ROI, singing praises to high heaven. Other contribution here amounts to noise and distraction. Good luck in getting a reasonable answer to the SEC question.

hubcap:
guy for the last time you and that other guy should never quote me again else

Haywhy433:
Thank you very much...
Online is good, what's their website?

DragonFire433:
@ hubcap

tell the investors you are talking about that I would never leave this MBA thread for internet fraudsters to run and talk nonsense about my investment.

If they are the ones that gave me money to invest then they should try and stop me.

I can never be a coward like them probably because they have something they are hiding.

Haywhy433:
Good morning fam.
I'm a crypto trader myself and to be honest I'm a but skeptical about the whole thing, but as a trader myself, I was born to take risks. Please I'll appreciate anyone who can give me reasons to put my hard earned money in MBA. Plus how to; process to smoothen it as well.

ibechris:
Any thread u see people validating MBA investments just dont bother to correct them because doing so might cost u ur respect and dignity.

With time, it shall be clear to them all.
After all na their money.

jabolo:
My main audience are those thinking of joining these scams, to gently guide them away from such foolhardiness so I don't normally reply the abuse.

In your case, I had to - it's a shame because I had your number saved for a borehole relocation job before this end rainy season. Was gonna call you next week lol.

Please learn to commuinicate in public places with some decorum so it does not affect your day-to-day business.

Good luck.

Biguyman:
Do you want me to expose you on nairaland?

Isrealkennedy:
Oga shut up! Are you this jobless?

hubcap:
lol what do i gain from lying, I invested online my friend

hubcap:
I'll place mba forex in long lasting hyip category.

hubcap:
During the lock down mba still had new investors, I found out about MBA and invested myself during the lock down, this is also the period in which they started promoting their online website massively.

I am also skeptical about the increase in maturity period, but I believe it's to lure people into doing the 12 year plan thereby locking their capital in the system for a longer time , which is a good strategy.

There are still other strategy they can apply if things get to critical for now I think the system is still very capable of sustaining itself.

there will always be losers in ponzi schemes like this when it finally crashes, but you just need 7 months to break even. after that it's literally no risk

jabolo:
Lol @ RoFx
https://www.quora.com/Has-anyone-had-much-success-with-ROFX-and-the-forex-trading-robot

Enough said.

jabolo:
Continuing ...

What is a Hedge fund?

A hedge fund is an investment fund that trades in relatively liquid assets and is able to make extensive use of more complex trading, portfolio-construction and risk management techniques to improve performance, such as short selling, leverage, and derivatives.[1] Because of its use of complex techniques, financial regulators typically do not allow hedge funds to be marketed or made available to anyone except institutional investors, high net worth individuals and other investors who are considered sufficiently sophisticated, such as being an accredited investor

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hedge_fund

Hedge funds are specifically dedicated to currency trading. This is your competition. MBA Forex trades in the same market as these guys with their sophisticated algorithms, super computers and Mathematics PhD gurus.

Hedge Fund Research publishes performance figures for these hedge funds (see below image and https://www.hedgefundresearch.com/family-indices/hfr-bank-systematic-risk-premia#HFRR-HFR-Risk-Premia-Indices---Currency)

Losses for the currency hedge funds is 4.94% year-to-date. And your korokoro MBA Forex is giving you, how much? 15% per month?

They are just recycling capital into ROIs. Jump in at your peril.

And, If you are one of the lucky ones and have earned over your original capital already , continue to roll with the flow - you are not really my audience, abusive or not.

Have a great weekend all.

jabolo:
My main audience are those thinking of joining these scams, to gently guide them away from such foolhardiness so I don't normally reply the abuse.

In your case, I had to - it's a shame because I had your number saved for a borehole relocation job before this end rainy season. Was gonna call you next week lol.

Please learn to commuinicate in public places with some decorum so it does not affect your day-to-day business.

Good luck.